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Alcove by the Sea

Alcove by the Sea

Manhattan Beach Pier. Los Angeles beaches are mostly bald and featureless. There are no rocks, no cliffs, just sand. The only photogenic items here are piers an...
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Manhattan Beach Pier. Los Angeles beaches are mostly bald and featureless. There are no rocks, no cliffs, just sand. The only photogenic items here are piers and the best of them is this one. I hunted for reflections here.

Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles, California
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